in reply to How do you make on the fly images?

A little offstream, but, why do most people nowadays apologize for using a Win32 based system - is it so wrong to use Windows. I love the powerful features of Linux and/or Unix flavors, but does anybody feel the need for those features all the time, I don't ...

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Re^2: How do you make on the fly images? (hjkl++)
by FoxtrotUniform (Prior) on Sep 23, 2004 at 23:17 UTC

    Mousing around constantly pisses me off (and aggravates a mild rotator-cuff injury I picked up a month or so ago). Give me a console and a well-designed text editor, and I'm much happier than if I have to constantly click and drag. (After all, communication has evolved past the level of crude gestures and pictograms... perhaps interfaces should, too. :-)

    Of course, you can do all that on a Windows system (and I have); cygwin (or msys, which I prefer), bluebox, and a slew of smaller extensions let you make a Windows box feel fairly Unix-like, and still be able to play new-release commercial games. It's just nice not to have to go to all the trouble.

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